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" '.* -/----;'^.-^:«v1 ' • J*» v"f , * » * »*'- i «•** !.* r* 5J.«^ 4 H «5» f » •¥*•>• /=• V i J mri 74 McHENET, IXJJNOIS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11,1948 H i c i D i M i m n i i m m RINGWOOD H I H I I I M I I I I I I I I I l l l l * * |'^ T he Banco elab wu entertained* i>]1 te torn of Mrs. Nick B. Prtund at | eHenry Thursday afternoon. Prireaj »re awarded to Mra. Oaear Berg and) in. Lester Carr. • - ' ] •i Mrs. Kenneth Cristy and Mra. Gordon |tMun hell a eometie demonatration ^| the home of Mrs. Criaty Friday ere-, ; I Mr. and Mrs. Leander Lay of Spring •rove entertained her parents. Mr. and •:&**. E. £. Whiting, at supper Thursday Evening in honor of their forty-flftli %edding anniversary. In the evening '.|m rest of their children came and *i|>ent a pleasant time with them. Those ,1b attend other than Mr. ahd Mra. Lay •ere Mr. and Mrs. Roland Jackson of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Joe King and aona of Chicago, Mra. Donald Haldeman of Spring Grove, Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Jackson and Norman Whiting of tirayalake, Mr. and MM. Sibre Whiting and family and Marjorie Whiting and Mrs. Eleanor Bacon of Cryatal Lake. Mra. Agnes Jencka has been a patient at Sherman hoapital in Elgin for medical treatment. Among those from here to attend the silver tea given by the League of Women Voters at the home of Mra. ^ ooriwnrd at Wonder • Lake Sunday nfternoon we're. Mrs. Andrew Hawley Mrs. Leon Orosby, Mrs. XTlrich, Mra. Shadle, . Mrs. Hogan, Mrs. Kenneth Criaty. Mrs. Paul Walkington and Mrs. I«>iiia Ilawley. Mr. And Mra. John Woodward apent Tuesday and Wednesday .^ith relatives in ChicaRu. * . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dawaon of Wau- TURKEYS, DUCKS and GEESE SATURDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 13 PARK PUB 100 Pearl St., McHenry LUNCH WILL gp SERVED (ittmmmmmmmmmmmfK kesha visited her mother, Mra. Marie Wegner, over the weekend. ' Mr. and Mra. Boy Wiedrich and family were callera at the home of hia parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wiedrich (»r., Saaadajr. Mr. and Mra. John Woodward and son* left for their home in Florida Friday morning, after apending a conple of weeks here with her parenta, Mr. and Mra. Louis Hawley. Mr. and Mra. Linus Wegner nnd fantil;' cf Woodstock and Mr. a fid Mra Bch Perry and family of Algonquin spent Tuesday evening with Mra. Marie Wegner and sons. Paul Collina of Arlington Heights and Roger Collina of Elmhurat spent Saturday with their mother. Mrs. Lrna Peet and daughter. Alice were viaitora at Crystal Lake Sunday afternoon. • Mr. and Mra. Weldon Andreas and family and Mra. Schween of Ivanhoe were callera in Wnukegan Saturday. . M.\ and Mra. Paul Hill and Mr. aud Mra. McCullon of Kenosha spent Sunday afternoon and evening with Mrs. John Blncl<man& Mr. and Mint. Louis Ahendrolli of Elgin epent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Jennie Bacon. j Mr. aiid Mrs. Clarence Wegner of La Porte, Ind., spent Tuesday night | and Wednesday with Mrs. Marie Wcg- ! ncr and sons. > Mr. and Mrs. George Bacon of Antioch visited his mother, Mrs. Jennie i Baeon. Sunday. j Mrs. Fred Wiedrich. Jr., spent froin 'Tuesday until Thursday with Iier i daughter, Mrs. Phelps Saunders at i Sycamore. ., Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Blackmail visited Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Luella Stephenson at the Solon Mills Rest ! Home Sunday afternoop. Mrs. Harry Anderson aud danghterin law. Mrs. Harold Anderson of Kickmond visited Mrs. Jennie Bacoin, FrV «lav,- Mr. and Mrs. George Shepard were visitors in the Alan Ainger home «t I HebrOn Saturday morning. Mrs. John Blackman and Mrs. CI varies ! Brennnn were visitors at Woodstock 'Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Kane attended j a bartquet at Huntley Wednesday evening for the Holatein Club. I Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Merchant and Mi*s Alicr Howard of Kenosha spent j Sunday r fternoon in the Ray Merchant home. Mr. and Mra. Roland Jackson aud ! fami'iy of Richmond apent Sunday with | her pareata, Mr. and M^a, fE. li.. Whit ^itr. and Mrs. Mitc|^U Kaie and daughter. Nancy, called on relativea at Mundelien, Sunday. Mra. Burr Edmonds of Walworth and Mi.» Myrtle Bigger* spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ray Merchant. Cindy and Kathy Jackson apent Saturday night and Snaday night with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Whiting. Miss Audrey Merchant, R. N., of Elgin spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Merchi.nt. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith and son, l>ick, of Chicago spent' Sunday with his parenta, Mr. and Mra. S. W. Smith. Paul Norman of Evanston apent Saturday here, working on hia new home. Mra. Bob Perry and daughter of Algonquin spent Monday with her mother, Mrs. Marie Wegner. Mrs. Viola Low and mother, Mrs. Emily Beatty, were supper "guests Sunday in the Alaa YaaSwery home at Spring Grove.. ACCIDEKT VICTIM Paul G. Roberts. 51, of Wheaton, who suffered a skull fracture Monday morning of last week when he fell from his motor scooter on the Carpentersville- Huntlev blacktop road, died at "10:15 Tuesday in St. Jpseph's hosiptal. Elgin. Roberts never regaiued consciousness and the cause of his fall probably never will be- known. Employed as an office s u p p l y s a l e s m a n , R o b e r t s was" e n - r o u t e to Huntley on his motor scooter when the acident occurred. ~ HALLOWEEN VANDALS Halloween vandals brought considerable destruction to Harvard's White Oaks school houae last week. The culprits still were not apprehended several days later although authorities were called to the scene. Doora were bashed in, windowa broken, desks overturned and some broken.. The stove was wrecked and pictures on the wall smashed. The extensive damage necessitated an enforced vacation for a few days until repairs could be made. IhrM-YMr BMidM has to be boarded and for until she is three years old before she produces milk. Only then can the dairy farmer learn whether she will be a paying producer or just a free boarder. , 4-H DELEGATE John White, Jr., of Batavia, son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. White, was one of twenty-six Illinois 4-H club members who have been aelected as delegates to National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago, Nov. 28, to Dec. 2. John was selected for this honor by the 4-H Extension Staff at the University of Illinois because of hia outatanding over-all record in 4-H club work this year in I project work, in 4-H activities and in! leaderahip in other activities in the i community and country. K v3.,.;:r i ' •' read* Liking food is a matter of habit | A person can learn to like good, nuj tritious meals as easily as he cav ; learn to like unbalanced meals, say nutritionists. NOTICE OT CLAIM DATE Estate of Mathias J. Baur, deceaead. Notice is hereby given to all sons that December 6, 1948, is claim date in the eatate of Mathiaa J. Baur, deceased, pending in the Couaty Court of McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against tha said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. ANN FELTZ, Execute Vernon J. Knox. Attorney. •',[ • ' '» Crystal Lake, Illinois. (Pub. Nov. ll-18-2#iU ' Batapesa To help alleviate Europe's tiaa> her shortage, it is planned to estab* lish plantations highly resistant to insects and disease and the use m quick-growing tree varieties. Order your rubbef Stamps at The Plaindealer. PENSTIX CONTROL MASTITIS H >fc--Imssas tlkks a» •ctfve paaiciMa--tela. pie and e#ecH*a. No apparatus, nosoluHomloi to oowt and Qst hnportoni prevMnQR unw* ^ •• IW Bolger's Drug Store PHONB M McKENRY, ILL. LARGE SELECTION OF (Hl|rifitiiiafl OlarZiB at Th« McHenry Plaindealer Distinctive business cards as well as a wide variety of person# Select yours early and be assured of the type of. holiday greeting which exactly suite your tasfo 102 N. GREEN STREET McHENRY,ILLINOIS. MW . V'**. MR. AND MRS. McHENRY AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITY ,•1 „i3 "MAKE ROOM FOR PROGRESS" SALE "5. be continued until the remaining $25,000 worth of merchandise has been disposed of, regardless of price. Below we list a very small fraction of the bargains to be had. _ LEISURE COATS $495 \ >• -r:. • • • ' < ( ' ' TIES 23c 5 for $1.00 . RAINCOATS 50% off Still a Large Assortment of SWEATERS $1.95 ^ "P Nationally Advertised Stratoline « SO BELTS *»* 39c OUTERWEAR 25% to- 50% off WORK GLOVES Rubberized now 39c • HANDKERCHIEFS Full Size 5 for $1.00 ..v| 516 MAIN STREET s MEN'S SHOP PHONE. 19 ^ WEST McHENRY, JLUNQJS